Ah... Javascript. I'd like to say that Javascript and I have a love/hate relationship, but realistically I love it and it just doesn't love me.
So...
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We basically write
console.clear();
at the top of every CodePen. We get a lot of use out of that one! When 'objects' and 'methods' finally clicked back when, realizing there were so many console.log messages was like finding a magic lamp!!! : ).info()
used to have a nice blue style - but might have gone away....console.clear()
is a great one, should've included that guy! I've never actually usedconsole.info()
and heard it was literally the same asconsole.log()
, but if it's nice and blue I've gotta check it out. Thanks!There's the color options too!
We use these for little hidden messages for sneaky developers... ; )
When I was debugging others' code, I really hope there is some kind of console.exit(), so no more following output to mess up with me.
Do you mean something like
console.clear()
?console.clear();
console.log(myStaff);
console.noMore();
Something like noMore(), because you can imagine, several console.log() could happen after my part.
Ah I get you!
console.group()
could help you here - you could group all the ones that you like and ignore the othersWow, I tried console.group(). Yummy!
I guess I will put a console.group() after my code from now on.
Thanks for the tip!
Great article !, console rules!!
I like console.time and console.timeEnd, it gives you a very simple and powerful interface to do some kind of benchmark.
Also, in general, I use console rather than some debugging tool because of the javascript non blocking nature
Y U NO
console.trace()
? :)It's something I use a lot when trying to figure out an unfamiliar codebase and where stuff is called from without having to faff with breakpoints.
Hahaha sorry Peter! I’ve never used console.trace() myself so I didn’t want to recommend it, but that sounds awesome. I’ll look into it!
Don't say sorry, you promised 5 cool things and you delivered 5 cool things, mission accomplished.
Great, Thank You 🙏🏻
#6 (on chromium anyway)
Open console settings and choose "Selected contexts only".
Excellent post especially about how to use console.table() I 'm never know about it before.. many thanks to you
Interesting ! Thanks for the effort